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Despite his impressive production and well-rounded skillset at Notre Dame, Audric Estime finds himself outside the top five running back rankings due to concerns over his 40-yard dash speed. However, his 10-yard split, which measures initial burst, suggests he may be faster than his 40-yard time indicates. Estime’s strengths lie in his size, vision, and ability to run through contact. While his breakaway run rate is not exceptional, he has shown the ability to generate big plays through his strength and power. Analysts may be overrating the importance of the 40-yard dash in evaluating running back prospects, and Estime could prove to be a valuable asset for fantasy football teams who can overlook his disappointing 40-yard time.

Erik Puodziunas of Notre Dame had a no-hitter for six innings before giving up a double in the seventh. Notre Dame won 6-0. In other games, Vinny Van der Wel had a grand slam and four RBIs for Chaminade in a 15-2 win over St. Francis. Bryce Rainer struck out three in an inning of relief for Harvard-Westlake in a 4-2 win over Bishop Alemany. Augie Lopez hit his fifth home run of the year for Loyola in an 11-4 win over Sierra Canyon. JP Cardenas made a game-ending catch to preserve Agoura’s win over Calabasas. Dylan Volantis threw a one-hitter for Marmonte League champion Westlake in a 1-0 win over Oaks Christian. Angel Cervantes struck out 11 for Warren in a 2-1 win over Bishop Amat. Boston Bateman struck out 14 and gave up no hits in six innings for Camarillo in a 10-4 win over Simi Valley. JT Lovato had two RBIs for Damien in a 6-4 win over Etiwanda. Mike DeFranesca gave up one run in five innings for Trabuco Hills in a 3-2 win over Mission Viejo. La Salle’s Adrian Hernandez struck out eight in six innings in a 3-2 loss to Bishop Montgomery. Sam Burgess struck out six in six innings for Corona in a 5-1 win over Roosevelt. Anthony Murphy and Josh Springer hit home runs for Corona. Chris Ramirez had three hits for Corona Santiago in a 5-1 win over Norco.

Notre Dame offensive tackle Joe Alt, projected to be taken early in the NFL Draft, has drawn interest from the Tennessee Titans and has spoken highly of his visit with the organization. Alt, the consensus top offensive tackle in this year’s draft class, has been projected by many to be going to the Tennessee Titans. The Titans hold the No. 7 overall pick in the draft, and Alt traveled to Nashville to meet with the team as one of its 30 pre-draft visitors. Alt impressed with the organization and said he’s a “big country music fan”, making Nashville a desirable destination. Alt discussed his experience at Selfridge Air National Guard Base outside Detroit thanks to USAA, the NFL’s official Salute to Service partner. He spoke about his college coach and how he prepared him for the NFL. Alt also highlighted his unique abilities and his commitment to hard work and preparation.

In a thrilling overtime contest, Haddonfield emerged victorious over Notre Dame in Lawrence Township with an 8-7 overtime win. Ryan Tourtellotte led the way for Haddonfield with an impressive four goals, while Loudon Vest contributed two goals and three assists. Blaise Coley and Marcus DeVita also scored goals, helping Haddonfield overcome a 1-goal deficit in the fourth quarter to force overtime. This victory marks the third win in the past four games for Haddonfield, improving their record to 4-3.

A collection of 17th-century masterpieces, known as the “Masters of Notre-Dame,” will be featured in a new exhibition in Paris, showcasing the efforts to restore and rethink Notre-Dame since the devastating 2019 fire. The exhibition includes 13 newly restored paintings from the collection, along with contemporary artworks and cathedral furniture. These religious paintings depict themes of the Counter-Reformation and scenes from the Old and New Testaments. The exhibition marks the first time in over 160 years that these 13 works will be displayed together.

Despite a poor performance against Notre Dame, Caleb Williams remains the consensus top pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. While some evaluators have concerns, experts believe the game revealed his dynamic playmaking abilities, similar to Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, and Lamar Jackson in their worst collegiate outings. Williams’ high ceiling and leadership qualities indicate that the Chicago Bears made a wise decision in selecting him as their franchise quarterback.